Today:
Turkey Vulture - 80
Bald Eagle - 2
Northern Harrier - 11
Sharp-shinned Hawk - 80
Cooper's Hawk - 3
Red-shouldered Hawk - 2
Red-tailed Hawk - 35
Rough-legged Hawk - 6
Golden Eagle - 2
American Kestrel - 2
Merlin - 3
Peregrine Falcon - 7
Total - 233
To Date:
Turkey Vulture - 1530
Osprey - 117
Bald Eagle - 100
Northern Harrier - 109
Sharp-shinned Hawk - 1461
Cooper's Hawk - 37
Northern Goshawk - 0
Red-shouldered Hawk - 8
Broad-winged Hawk - 139
Red-tailed Hawk - 162
Rough-legged Hawk - 8
Golden Eagle - 2
American Kestrel - 469
Merlin - 56
Peregrine Falcon - 49
Total - 4247
Eagle Time (EDT):
11:14 AM - BE
11:45 AM - BE
12:02 PM - GE
03:00 PM - GE
Some of the photos from today...
Red-tailed Hawk (Ann)
Sharp-shinned Hawk (Ann)
Red-tailed Hawk (Paul)
Merlin (Mike)
Golden Eagle (Mike)
Turkey Vultures (Mike)
Rough-legged Hawk (Walter)
Golden Eagle (Walter)
The Fox Sparrow was our new species for the fall 'List'. Five Monarchs were counted today as well as 15 Loons flying overhead. 3000-5000 Red-breasted Mergansers were observed moving around the lake just out in front of our Watch site.
Under the cover of the big ol' Maple (Paul)
Golden-crowned Kinglet (Ann)
On-hand today were: Kris, Bill, Paul, John, Bruce, Dave, Betty, Peter, Mike 3, Ron and Jean, Arvo, Terry, Lynn, Manny, Cori, Lee, Trudy, and Ann. My apologies if I've missed anyone.
Strong wind from the west is predicted for tomorrow (Thursday).
Walter
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